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At last year's NBAA Convention, NetJets agreed to purchase up to 175 of Cessna's new super-midsize jet.

When Universal Avionics turned its employees loose to develop a new product, the results exceeded expectations.

Jetex, Hadid and UAS continue to make a name for themselves in North America

In its first 25 years in business, AirFleet Capital financed more than 7,000 aircraft purchases.

There are efficiency as well as cost benefits to making parts and tools using additive manufacturing techniques, according to Lufthansa Technik.

The looming pilot shortage gets plenty of attention, but the industry is also working to boost the maintenance workforce.

Dubai-based holding company offers lift ranging from per-seat charter to leases on Bombardier’s flagship Global 7500.

Beefed up consumer awareness campaign leads upgraded initiative.

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Korean Air and Raytheon are proposing to modify the Bombardier Global 6500 business jet to meet a RoKAF requirement.

Ford's vehicle-launched drone is just one of several UAV technologies the company is pursuing.

Critics assert the German aviation tax hikes will convince travelers to switch to airports in neighboring countries.

The third Swiss A220 inflight shutdown within four months happened on the same route involved in the previous two incidents.

Aero Asset's Q3 market report shows a modest uptick in sales activity including in heavies.

Directional Aviation's new Tuvoli digital charter platform aims to allow air charter brokers and operators to do business together more seamlessly.

In addition to supplying Henderson Executive Airport with sustainable aviation fuel, the company is offsetting the carbon emissions from its stay in Vegas.

Sikorsky is proposing the "Raider X" compound helicopter for the Army's Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.

S7 Group aims to revive the former Epic Aircraft Victory single-engine jet program in a bid to produce Russia’s first serial business jet.

The UK engine company took delivery of the ex-Qantas quadjet at AeroTec’s Moses Lake test center.

The first Global 6500 to enter service, on lease back to Bombardier, will be on display at NBAA's convention in Las Vegas.

South Korea’s fifth-generation fighter program recently completed a major milestone with the passing of its critical design review.

London and Paris airports have taken a lead in addressing drone disruption threats to operations.

The selection of Mil’s design to form the basis of a new high-speed combat helicopter was the catalyst for a merger of the two rotary-wing design bureaus.

Airlines worry that political protest groups could use deliberate drone incursions to cause widespread disruption at airports.

Avidyne's new Atlas FMS will be retrofittable to a variety of turbine aircraft and helicopters.

The insurance provider's latest upgrades to the program include an online safety learning managnement system.

The black-tie tasting event included Gama Aviation Signature as a sponsor.

NTSB docket raises numerous safety questions in 2018 doors-off fatal New York City helitour crash.

FlightAware's September update found that fleets seven out-of-production models still have an ADS-B compliance rate of less than 7 percent.